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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1901

Page

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Farmers Plows Sale Announcement by W H Sharer

Farmers urged to take advantage of remaining breaking plows offered at special low price by W H Sharer. The notice touts low rates and regional Center Knightstown Charlottsville Walnut Ridge Westland coverage for Tue Record in early 1902.

Center Knightstown Charlottsville Walnut Ridge Westland Lynn Creek Valley Gwynneville Little Blue Manilla

Carriage and Harness Sale at W H Sharer

Fathers mothers sisters and brothers are invited to W. H. Sharer for carriages buggies and harness at the lowest price fully guaranteed. Local shoppers are urged to take advantage of the sale and compare value with other merchants in town.

W. H. Sharer

Excursion Train To Louisville Next Sunday Planned

An excursion train will run to Louisville next Sunday with arrival here at 7 50 and departure from Louisville at 7 p m The round trip fare is 1 25.

Louisville

Weingart Buys Butter Eggs and Country Produce Cash

Weingart announces cash purchases for butter eggs and all country produce. Local farmers are invited to bring supplies to market stalls for immediate payment. Collection spots are listed at the town hall and the weekly market pavilion.

Weingart

Local notes and ads mix with visits and travels

A compact home page style rundown lists Kennedy's fresh candies, new croquet sets at Kirkwoods, and various residents visiting Indianapolis Rushville Knightstown Logansport Greensboro Alexandria Spiceland Spiceland. Social mentions include Eva Johnson Eunice Phelps Lulu Newsom Lilian Duncan meetings and a Decoration Day display by Hyde Comedy Company.

Brices Bread at Kennedy and Local Notices

Brices bread available at Kennedy s store. Mr and Mrs Nixon of Knightstown visited their children over Sunday. Wool and turkey feather dusters showcased at Kirkwood s furniture. Wild West show in Rushville described as swindle. Philander Ver builds a foundation at George Bell Mays residence. Ladies fashions including skirts and shirt waists featured by Hill Gear. Buffalo Bill show attended by Stager and Newsom in Indianapolis. Winslow family at G A R encampment in Logansport. W H Sharer offers steel ranges and cooks cheaper. Mrs Campbell visiting Frankton relatives. Delcine Drake visiting Knightstown. Gardner Gallery Arlington offers 60c photos and free photo button for 15 days.

Commencement and local notices mix in town chatter

Commencement exercises at the Home will be given June 19. Mr and Mrs Walt B Hill and son Howard and Dr and Mrs F W Creger drove to Rushville last Monday to see Buckskin Bills show. Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchel and John Hackleman of Greenfield and Miss Effie Hacklemen spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will L White in That Land Down South of Town. The Good Time Club has secured spacious turnouts and expect to attend Old Folks Singing at Morristown Sunday and picnic on the banks of Bonny Blue. This is the time of year for your oilcloth and linoleum of W H Shater. The large farm residence belonging to James Macy near Hopewell Henry county was burned last Thursday and almost ready to fall in before the family who were at dinner discovered it. George Talbert and his mother arrived here Monday evening from California. They were called there by the sickness and subsequent death of Miss Lucy on the first of January. Men s and boys suits and trousers at greatly reduced prices Hill & Gear Barclay O White is the energetic and gentlemanly solicitor who will call on you in the interest of THE Recorp. He has sent the subscription list about fifty names up the scale in a week. For Sate A desirable sorry in first class condition A bargain Inquire of D W Kirkwood.

Charles Mitchel John Hackleman Greenfield Effie Hacklemen Will L. White Morristown Bonny Blue James Macy Hopewell Henry County George Talbert California Lucy Barclay O. White

Young Teens Receive Birthday Gifts From Local Donors

Howard Newson and Raymond Fleener have just turned thirteen. Howard enjoys a new bicycle while Raymond uses a watch given by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adkins to tell the time, reflecting a small town celebration of milestone birthdays.

Howard Newson Raymond Fleener Raymond Ed Adkins

Miss Winifred Schooley Seeks Eye Tumor Surgery in Rushville

Miss Winifred Schooley spent Sunday with the Misses Cassady in Rushville where she underwent a minor surgical operation for a blood tumor on the eyelid. The procedure was performed by Dr. Sexton, after two weeks of suffering.

Winifred Schooley Cassady Rushville Miss Schooley Dr. Sexton

Local notices mix of sales, visits, and events in Rush County

The column lists ledgers of social visits and sales including corn planters sold by W. H. Sharer, Mrs Violet Alta visiting relatives, Knightstown residents visiting A. W. Newsom, and Ethel Publow visiting Fairmount and nearby towns. It notes monument purchases by Ed and Mrs Adkins, a Thimble Club luncheon, eight registered short horn bulls for service near Arlington, and Earlham commencement events from June 7 to June 12 led by Prof. J. W. Dennis and John Henry Barrows. Additional items include local school appointments, a Christian church Ladies Aid social at Wm. Dill’s and a memorial day excursion rate.

No 1 Hoosier Evangelist from Charlottsville published by Chas Youse

No 1 of Vol 1 of the Hoosier Evangelist published at Charlotte s ville by Chas. M. Youse is before us. As its name indicates the printed matter is evangelical and aims to strengthen moral and religious thought.

Charlottsville Chas. M. Youse

Unique Cook Book Proceeds From Missionary Society

The Ladies of the Friends Foreign Missionary Society compile a cookbook from trusted receipts that showcase real success rather than theory. Five hundred copies, each 150 to 200 pages, will serve as a lasting advertisement. local and nearby merchants are already taking advantage of this opportunity.

The Friends Foreign Missionary Society

Rural free delivery route planned for Carthage area

Representative Watson pushes rural free delivery saying Route 3 will cover all Carthage territory not served by Routes 1 and 2. He claims the move benefits farmers and insists mail will reach every farmer's door. Watson is described as a man of the people.

Carthage Representative Watson Congress Mr. Watson

Fourth of July Event in Carthage Proposed

Citizens propose an old fashion Fourth of July celebration in Carthage for the new century. Organizers expect a large turnout and see it as a winner for the town.

Carthage

Girl born to Mr and Mrs George Mercer

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Mercer on May 23. The birth is announced in local society notices with no further details on name or weight.

George Mercer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Weringart Lewis Weingart Topsy Will Topsy Rose Kennedy’s Kirkwood’s Byron Ball Indianapolis Jesse Winslow Eva Johnson D. W. Kirkwood W. Hi. Sharer Anna. H.newsom Kirkwood's John Andrews Ed Henley O. S. Hill Record Office Hill & Gear J. H. Porter Logansport Eunice Phelps Lulu Newsom Greensboro Lilian Duncan Alexandria Buntings Hill and Gear’s Hyde Comedy Company Queen” Barnett C. V. Gause Stella Helen Wythe Watkins Sanford Hill Eastmount Will Wallace Hattie Walden Minnie Mills Hadly Plainfield Spiceland Rowland Hill D. W. Kirk Wood Brices Bread Mea C. O. Nixon Kirkwood Philander Ver George Bell Mays Messrs Harry Stager S. L. Newsom George Winslow W.H. Sharer J. E. Campbell J. W. Coverston Frankton Delcine Drake Gardner Gallery Arlington Ind C. ¥. Stephens Walt B. Hill Howard F. W., Creger Buckskin Bill W. H. Shater Zela Bundy Sipe Miss Zela Emma Earnest Pearl Coffin Rebekah Lodge Gale, Vandiver, Barlow and Sattley Violet Alta Ida Wise Charles Dill Lew Harrison A. W. Newsom Ethel Publow Fairmount Marion East Hill J. T. Walker Adkins Frank Greenburg Cemetery F. W. Cregor Thimble Club Saxe R. H Philips and Son Earlham J. W. Dennis Y.M.C. A Elbert Russle John Henry Barrows Oberlin College Fred Gottlieb Will Addison A. E. Lanning Angola Vise Prot Evans Ladies Aid Society Christian Church Wm. Dill Frst Sam L. Newsom Cash Store India Valenciennes Madras Sam. L. Newsom Paris Green Hellebore Marsh
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